Common use of Required Common Core Clause in Contracts

Required Common Core. English Composition 6 Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning 1 3 Life & Physical Sciences 2 3 Total Required Common Core 12 Flexible Core Creative Expression 6 World Culture & Global Issues 3 U.S. Experience in Its Diversity 3 Individual & Society 3 Scientific World 3 3 Total Flexible Core 18 Total Common Core 30 Curriculum Requirements Choose 1 sequence from the following introductory Science sequences: 4 BIO 210 & BIO 220 – Biology I & II CHE 201 & CHE 202 – College Chemistry I & II PHY 210 & PHY 220 – Physics I & II 8 Choose 16 credits from the following: 5 BIO 210 & BIO 220 – Biology I & II CHE 201 & CHE 202 – College Chemistry I & II PHY 210 & PHY 220 – Physics I & II BIO 230 – Principles of Microbiology BIO 240 - Genetics CHE 120 – Fundamentals of Org. Chemistry CHE 205 – Quantitative Analysis CHE 230 & CHE 240 – Organic Chemistry I & II MAT 301 & MAT 302 – Calculus I & II PHY 240 – Modern Physics SCI 120 – Computer Methods in Science SCI 140 – Introduction to Microprocessors SCI 430 – Scientific Instrumentation 16 Modern Foreign Language 3 General Electives 6 3 Total Curriculum Credits 30 Total Program Credits 60 1 Students are required to take MAT 206. However, if students can prove math proficiency in MAT 206, MAT 301 can be used to satisfy this requirement. If MAT 301 is taken, 60 credits will transfer to New York City College of Technology. 2 Students are advised to take PHY 215. 3 Students are advised to take PHY 225. 4 Students are advised to take CHE 201 & CHE 202. 5 Students are advised to take MAT 301 & MAT 302 and CHE 230 & CHE 240. 6 These credits can be satisfied by taking STEM variants in the Common Core.

Required Common Core. English Composition 6 Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning 1 Reasoning1 3 Life & Physical Sciences 2 Sciences2 3 Total Required Common Core 12 Flexible Core Core3 Creative Expression 6 World Culture & Global Issues 3 U.S. Experience in Its Diversity 3 Individual & Society 3 Scientific World 3 World4 3 Total Flexible Core 18 Total Common Core 30 Curriculum Requirements Choose 1 sequence from the following introductory Science science sequences: 4 BIO 210 & BIO 220 – Biology I & II* CHE 201 & CHE 202 – College Chemistry I & II PHY 210 & PHY 220 – Physic I & II 8 Choose 16 credits from the following: BIO 210 & BIO 220 – Biology I & II CHE 201 & CHE 202 – College Chemistry I & II PHY 210 & PHY 220 – Physics I & II 8 Choose 16 credits from the following: 5 BIO 210 & BIO 220 – Biology I & II CHE 201 & CHE 202 – College Chemistry I & II PHY 210 & PHY 220 – Physics I & II II* BIO 230 – Principles of Microbiology BIO 240 - Genetics CHE 120 – Fundamentals of Org. Chemistry CHE 205 – Quantitative Analysis CHE 230 & CHE 240 – Organic Chemistry I & II II* MAT 301 & MAT 302 – Calculus I & II PHY 240 – Modern Physics SCI 120 – Computer Methods in Science SCI 140 – Introduction to Microprocessors SCI 430 – Scientific Instrumentation 16 Modern Foreign Language 3 General Electives 6 Electives5 3 Total Curriculum Credits 30 Total Program Credits 60 1 Students are required to take MAT 206206 (Pre-Calculus) 2 Students are required to take BIO 210, CHE 201, PHY 210 or PHY 215. However, if students can prove math proficiency 3 No more than two courses in MAT 206, MAT 301 any discipline or interdisciplinary field can be used to satisfy this requirement. If MAT 301 is taken, 60 credits will transfer to New York City College of Technology. 2 Students are advised to take PHY 215. 3 Students are advised to take PHY 225Flexible Core requirements. 4 Students are advised required to take CHE 201 & BIO 220, CHE 202, PHY 220 or PHY 225. 5 Students are advised to take MAT 301 & MAT 302 and CHE 230 & CHE 240. 6 These credits can be satisfied by taking STEM variants in the Common Core. *Please see Advisor Recommended (Section D) for courses that must be completed at BMCC in order to complete the Requirements for the Toxicology B.S. in two additional years.